Anyone know how to type the coyright symbol?

Question

Hey, how do I type the copyright symbol? I know how to do the trade mark one, but I need the c in the circle. Help out an old blues man.

I'm a professional recording artist, I know the copyright laws. It's for printed materials and demos I'm sending out, it just looks better to have it.

Answer 1

use keystroke Alt + 0169
It is listed within your "Character Map" file of System tools in Windows
©

Answer 2

If you're using Microsoft Word, just go to the file menu, click on Insert, then on the second submenu, which is Symbol. An entire character list will come up. If you can't find the symbol, just type in 00A9 (zero zero alpha niner) in the little box that says Character Code (middle bottom of the screen).

By the way, it is not necessary to include the symbol to let people know it's copyrighted. There is no problem with you including it, but there is also no problem with you leaving it out. What proves you have a copyright is the certificate you receive from the U.S. copyright office, not the symbol.

Answer 3

If you're on an IBM compatible computer, go to start, then all programs, then accesories, then system tools, then character map. There you'll find all sorts of fun symbols, letters with accents, etc. You'll also see that the shortcut for creating that symbol is Alt+0169. If you're in word or an email or wherever you want to create it, hold down alt and then type each number succesively and it will appear! Or you can just double click it in character map and then hit copy and then right click where you want to insert it and select paste.

Hope this helps! : )

Answer 4

if you have "WORD" go up to the top and do insert then do symbols then special character and you will find it. click it whn you are at the place you want it and it will go into your page at that place.
there are many fun symbols hiding there

Answer 5

alt ctrl c
hold those keys down all at the same time

Answer 6

Follow this link, go to bottom of page

Is this what you want.... ©

Answer 7

&co py;
without space
©

Answer 8

(c)

open par, c, close par